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Artist: Chris Renzema
Canonical path: /chris-renzema/fountain
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Fountain
Read Fountain lyrics by Chris Renzema on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fountain
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Let my bones, that once were broken, dance now
Let my heart that once was shattered, rejoice
Let my light that once was dimmed down, shine out
And let that garden snake's lies be unmade, and water flow
It's coming from inside of me
This life, this hope, this freedom
Your love it changes everything
You're a fountain of joy
Spring up oh well!
Let my bones, that once were broken, dance now
Let my heart that once was shattered, rejoice
Let my light that once was dimmed down, shine out
And let that garden snake's lies be unmade, and water flow
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Chris Renzema performs "Fountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Renzema catalog on LyroVerse.
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